Good Day Atlanta Viewer Information May 16, 2016
Good Day Atlanta Viewer Information May - “Hidden Gems” Week: Good Day Explores Georgia’s State Parks
It’s the 85th anniversary of the Georgia State Parks and Historic Sites system – and to celebrate, Good Day Atlanta is going on a week-long tour of some of our area’s most beautiful and unique attractions.
Right now, Georgia State Parks is encouraging visitors to go on a “treasure hunt” – searching for the Hidden Gems of Georgia. There’s a complete list of the “hidden gems” on the Georgia State Parks website, and it includes the Prohibition-era moonshine truck at Amicalola Falls State Park (in Dawsonville), the little-known cemeteries at Panola Mountain State Park (in Stockbridge), and the hidden homesteads at Red Top Mountain State Park (in Acworth). Many of these “gems” are unknown to even frequent State Park visitors, and some exist on little-traveled trails that are easy to overlook.
Good Day Atlanta’s Paul Milliken is spending the entire week searching for some of these Hidden Gems of Georgia. Be sure to follow along on Good Day Atlanta, and on his Facebook and Twitter pages! And here’s a list of Paul’s stops for the week:
Monday: Amicalola Falls State Park
Tuesday: Panola Mountain State Park
Wednesday: Indian Springs State Park
Thursday: Red Top Mountain State Park
Friday: New Echota Historic Site
WEB LINKS:
http://gastateparks.org/HiddenGems
"Food Network Star," contestant Tregaye Fraser joins us to discuss the show and share is "Crab Deviled Eggs," recipe with viewers. For more information on "Food Network Star," click here.
6 eggs
¼ cup of relish
2 tablespoon of Diced red onion
½ cup of Sriracha Mayonnaise
1/2 cup of lump crab meat
Toppings
½ cup Lump Crab Meat
1 teaspoons of Dill
2 teaspoons of lemon juice
Salt & Pepper
Paprika
Old Bay Cajun Seasoning
Directions
Step 1: Place eggs in a medium pot of boiling water for 4-5 minutes (this allows eggs yoke to cook fully with bright yellow yokes) immediately after drop cooked eggs in a cold ice bathe.
Step 2: Peel eggs
Step 3: cut eggs into ½
Step 4: Separate eggs yoke from the egg white, place the egg whites shells on a plate and eggs yoke in the bowl.
Step 5: Add Relish, Red Onions, Sriracha Mayonnaise, & Crab Meat into bowl with Eggs Yoke (Mix with hands or food processor until smooth)
Step 6: Place mixture into piping bags and pipe the mixture into egg white.
Topping
Step 7: Mix crab meat, Dill, Lemon Juice, a pinch of salt & pepper all together
Step 8: Place a mound of crab meat on top of piped egg mixture.
Step 9: Finish the dish with a sprinkle of Paprika & Old Bay Cajun Seasoning on top of Deviled Eggs
SERVE DISH IMMEDIATELY OR CHILLED, ENJOY!!!
Coca-Cola original pour: Recreating what the original Coca-Cola pour was like in 1886- with Coca-Cola archivist, Ted Ryan and Buck Lanford. Coca-Cola is holding a community event today from 11a.m. to 2p.m. in Woodruff Park for Atlantans to head out and enjoy a Coke and "Coke Float," pops by King of Pops to celebrate Coca-Cola's 130th anniversary. For more information on Coca-Cola click here.